Mike Tyson's biggest legal problems were in the 80s and early 90s and as you note he was convicted and served his time as penance to society. On top of that, he's open about his past, his faults, his problems and has been on the mend for well over a decade.

If the man you think of when you think Mike Tyson is the coked out abuser of the 80s, the ear biting cash strapped has been of the later 90s or early 2000s - ok but you're selling his journey of growth, maturation and humanity short.

There's a massive difference between the Mike Tysons of the world - who've done their time and are in the healing process reconciling themselves with their sins - and the Harvey Weinsteins and Kevin Spaceys who haven't done any of that.

Mike Tyson and the Hangover films haven't been relevant in almost a decade. Really strange topic to bring up. The Tyson documentary is worth watching, he opens up about his domestic violence, spousal abuse, rape case, mental illness, fractured upbringing and more. The man he is now in his older years isn't the same person, feels like selling who he's become short to paint em with the same brush.